Didn’t realize how cute Jeff Bridges’ father was and with charisma of his own. Unlike some reviews here, I loved the ending.

Enjoyed it. Not A true Noir. DID NOT LIKE ENDING, but i guess it had to be, or lady friend would have to go away.
Hakuna

I did enjoy the play. Most acting was good. Not a must see but somewhat entertaining

I loved it the ending really.

Entertaining film had shades of The Third Man with Orsen Welles & Joseph Cotton. Mystery unfolds but seems to get more complicated as it winds down. And then that quirky ending! Silly but sweet, it was the best way to resolve all the loose ends. Very watchable, especially Moira Lister.

Interesting that a limping man has a listing co-star.

Before Sea Hunt, Lloyd Bridges didn't have much value at the box office, but looking at this, you can see than he was certain to become a success. Liked this and while the ending was a bit of a disappointment, it did take me by surprise! Considering the budget, I gave it four stars...exceptional acting talent for the money, sets, direction seemed realistic to me. The story was good and pulled me in from the beginning, but as I said, the ending somehow wasn't as satisfying as it might have been.

Former service man returns to England 6 years after the war(WW 2) to rekindle romance, BUT what has the lady been doing for the last 6 years? Excellent thriller with the "Sea Hunt" guy. Only downside was the kind of silly ending.

I know I should give this movie another chance, but after falling asleep twice and daydreaming through the third viewing I have pretty much given up. I know and like to look for other actors but not sure of British people so much. I did stay awake for the end which would really spoil the entire movie anyway. I thought the ending was silly and like one other reviewer said, I wonder if they ran out of money.

Very Noir with a touch of Deja Vu at the end. Lloyd Bridges is always a pleasure to watch. Back when movies were entertaining stories not photo opportunities for actor/models. Like good books, these films don't become dated and can be watched over and again.

I didn;t find it really boring, but every time i try to watch this I nod off,,5 times and counting..maybe 6 will be my lucky number..

I'm not a Bridges fan necessarily only remember him from the Sea Hunt series of the late 50's early 60's..fun to him in something entirely different! I found the story engrossing drawing me in from the first! The unexpected ending I found abrupt...so 3 stars.

This is a typical Briish B picture of the 50's featuring a second tier American actor in the lead role.
Entertaing only for spotting well known British actors of the time. The appearances of Lionel Blair and famous magician Robert Harbin add to its curiosity value.

Yeah! Good one.. Better than average B movie - can't help wondering if they ran out of money and/or time, but the ending worked for me.
Was a bit perplexed by the escape into the TV viewing flat, but perhaps that was a normal event in its time.
Bridges' quiff had a fascination all of its own..

Impressively directed, well photographed little suspense film. Lloyd Bridges giving a solid performance. I quite enjoyed it, just stay away from the spoilers.

This is a good second-rate thriller, though it's a cheat. There are several twists and turns and a surprise ending, which I didn't care for.
I downloaded the largest file available. QuickTime had some playback problems, but it played alright in VLC.

A good mystery with a good pace that keeps the viewer guessing. Nice punchline ending. Almost immediately I recognized the inspector (Alan Wheatley) as the Sheriff of Nottingham from the Robin Hood series broadcast in the late '50's. He's rather good in this one, along with Lloyd Bridges.

Loved the movie. Really loved the ending. Surprise!